993 Turbo Look Wheel |
Outside of certain wheels supplied by the Racing Department or some Special Wishes Department wheels, all stock wheels have a part number and the Porsche triangle-"P" casting symbol somewhere on the wheel. Sometimes on the back of one of the spokes and sometimes in a recess in the back of the hub.
Standard Alloy Wheel with gutters along the spoke edges. |
Other information such as wheel size or country of manufacturing origin may be present too. If you are wondering if your wheels are the hollow, friction welded spoke variety one can look up the part number, and as an additional feature, the backs of the spokes on hollow spoke 993 wheels are smooth with no gutters in the casting along the sides of each spoke.
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Some wheels have two part numbers cast into a spoke on the back of the wheel. This is the case when one set of spokes is fitted to two sizes of wheel barrels for differing fitment. This can be the case for hollow spoke wheels where the spokes are welded to more than one barrel section to make a complete wheel. In this case, the part numbers are labeled "A" & "B" and near the center hub section of the wheel, there is a small checkbox stamped with an "X" next to the letter "A" or "B" denoting which part number is associated with the complete wheel assembly.
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